The life and woes of Miss Smith
So I got one of my friends, Clare, to cut my hair this afternoon. She fancied a go at cutting someone's hair and I wanted a trim. She did a most excellent job although there were a couple of hairy moments (pun most definately intended). Like when she wandered round the front to take a look.
Clare: *Smiling*
Me: That's a positive expression.
Clare: Sorry, I was thinking about lollipops.
Clare: *Frowning*
Me: That's not such a happy expression.
Clare: ...No.
But it turned out very well and I am tres pleased with it. She also curled it, partly because I have never curled my hair and partly, I suspect, because she wanted to try out the attachments on her hair gadget thing. However, the curls have all fallen out now. Shame. I liked them.
I made a packing list! That is definate Progress.
And also, I am reading Terry Pratchett's Junior Discworld books. I've read The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents (loved it) and The Wee Free Men (loved it even more) and I'm now half way through A Hat Full of Sky (loving it even more than that). So yay! Why are childrens books the best?
On a side note, I bought Bill Bryson's a short history of nearly everything for 20p in a second hand book stall. *dances*
Clare: *Smiling*
Me: That's a positive expression.
Clare: Sorry, I was thinking about lollipops.
Clare: *Frowning*
Me: That's not such a happy expression.
Clare: ...No.
But it turned out very well and I am tres pleased with it. She also curled it, partly because I have never curled my hair and partly, I suspect, because she wanted to try out the attachments on her hair gadget thing. However, the curls have all fallen out now. Shame. I liked them.
I made a packing list! That is definate Progress.
And also, I am reading Terry Pratchett's Junior Discworld books. I've read The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents (loved it) and The Wee Free Men (loved it even more) and I'm now half way through A Hat Full of Sky (loving it even more than that). So yay! Why are childrens books the best?
On a side note, I bought Bill Bryson's a short history of nearly everything for 20p in a second hand book stall. *dances*